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I understand your point of view, however, park hopping is the only way we will vacation at WDW. Our family knows what attractions we enjoy and which annoy, therefore, we start off at one park, each morning, then head over to another in the evening for favorite attractions and fireworks. We've...

I can see where you're coming from, but for our family Park Hoppers are the only way we will vacation at WDW. We know the parks like the back of our hand, know what attractions we enjoy at each park and which attractions are not worth our time. Therefore, each day we start off at one park and...

We would not pay that much for a one-day pass. There just isn't enough to keep our family entertained. In fact we have rarely ever stayed there an entire day. We have favorite attractions at each park and tend to do those and then we may choose to park hop. I do wish Disney did not charge so...

I'm really sorry for wasting valuable park time just to be told no. I think Disney needs to have a discreet area within the park where they have a sample of every attraction seating where anyone can go and try it out for size. It would save the guest so much time and make park planning a breeze...

My hubby is 6' and weighs slightly less than yours and has no problem riding. Your hubby will be fine.

I called about this new pilot program. I was hoping their plan was to allocate one or two buildings for pets. But nope, the CM began naming all the buildings at POR and there are many buildings scattered throughout that will allow pets. What's more I was told that pets will only be allowed in...

So true, however, no one is leaving a child alone in the room while the rest of the family is away at the parks. I cannot even imagine how frustrating the barking will be for guests. And what about mousekeeping? Are they entering the room while Fido is left alone? How many pets are going to dart...